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When I was at university I worked as a doorman and sold clothing at markets, and in my final year I started Moonlight Cinema, which I sold to a public company in my early 30s.

Then, I had an entertainment business in LA before coming back to Australia and going into business with Jeff Provan at Neometro about 10 years ago.

About five and a half years ago I established Smiling Mind with Jane Martino, which is a notfor-profit focused on preventative mental health tools for young people, specifically based in mindfulness meditation.

We have 3.5 million downloads of our app, we’re working with hundreds of thousands of students, and have a workplace program that’s used in corporate organisations across Australia.

I say this jokingly, but I went bald at 22 and was driving a Porsche in my mid-20s, so I’d done the traditional mid-life crisis things really early on.

I was 39 when we started Smiling Mind and I thought, “Right, I’m going to have a positive mid-life crisis”, which, for me, involved putting my energy into something that could have a significant and beneficial social impact.

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ENTERTAINMENT

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ith the reopening of iconic St Kilda music venue The Esplanade Hotel comes an ode to its former glory, a future vision and proof that rock ’n’ roll is here to stay.

The 140-year-old Victorian heritage-listed building now comes with a green room corridor that weaves from backstage to the main stage with full view for those dining in the Espy kitchen, too.

There’s no FOMO to be had either, because you now score a side eye of backstage from the comforts of this distillery and barrel room-dressed dining area. It’s a nice touch for those keen to witness the acts in full flight, and as close as you’ll get to your rock star moment, unless you’re with the band.

According to Techne architect Justin Northrop, the renovation had to factor in the venue’s past, while also reviving an icon that could be so much

The Gershwin Room returns to its finest days, with the help of a new black steel beam to hold the structure in place. It’s where Beasts of Bourbon, Things of Stone and Wood, Yothu Yindi and Men at Work all played and where Tex Perkins, Tim Rogers and ABC radio show announcer and co-host of recently cancelled RocKwiz Brian Nankervis have all taken to the stage since it reopened late last year.

“It is one of the only heritage listings where the usage is integral to the building,” Northrop explains.

“It has to be a live music venue – that is part of its DNA, but it reaches back further than live music.

Retelling those stories is a big part of this renovation for us,” he says.

Nankervis started doing comedy in the public bar in the mid-90s with his character Raymond J. Bartholomeuz. The room’s renovation comes with original gig posters that decorate the walls in an ode

THE LEGEND LIVES ON more. The venue now comes with 12 bars, two restaurants and three music stages that sprawl across six levels and cater up to 1700 guests.

The former piano room bar is now a modern podcast studio open to anyone keen for a digital hook-up. The second level and those above it have opened to the public for the first time.

This is where the Ghost of Alfred Felton bar – Felton was a former resident, entrepreneur, chemist and philanthropist who lived at the Espy from 1892 until his death in 1904 – is located. There’s an ode to his obsessions with the three rooms covering a library with old books, another filled with art on the walls and an apothecary-inspired bar, hinting at Felton’s drug-dispensing days.

New Cantonese restaurant and cocktail bar Mya Tiger is a nod to the rise of Chinese restaurants that appeared in St Kilda during the 1850s gold rush era.

With that in mind, there’s a colonial style in place with a nod to chinoiserie.

“The colonial styling and Victorian cues really come through in this dining space,” Northrop says.

“We’ve sourced antique tables and artefacts to hint to that old world while also referencing Singapore’s famously grand dining and hotel venue Raffles.”

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Lovingly restored to its former glory, a famous part of Melbourne rock history and nightlife is back.

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to its former self, featuring everyone from Mark Seymour to Cosmic Psychos.

Nankervis says the Espy’s cultural significance is huge. He recalls a wow moment seeing Ross Hannaford’s Diana Kiss band perform in the public bar in the early ’90s. “I only saw them once but I’ll never forget it,” he says.

“Peter Luscombe [the drummer in the RocKwiz band] tells this great story of when he was supporting Bob Dylan at the Palais, and convinced his band to come across the road to see Diana Kiss.

As they walked in, Hannaford and the band was totally on fire. Bucky Baxter [Dylan’s guitarist] turned to him [Peter] and said, ‘Lucky Bob didn’t come or we’d be fired on the spot’.”

RocKwiz filmed 174 episodes at the Gershwin Room over 12 years, with the first taking place in November 2004. “People would come from all over Australia because the tapings became the stuff of legend,” says Nankervis.

“We would record two shows at night, they were free but it was hard to get tickets.”

ABC radio show host Myfanwy Warhurst remembers walking into the Espy when she moved to Melbourne in the early ’90s. “I saw so many

The Espy’s grand redesign by Techne Architecture – including 12 bars, two restaurants and three music stages – speaks to the building’s heritage and rebirth.

“A lot of those comedy icons started there, like Judith Lucy.

It’s where I got my grounding in Melbourne comedy and learnt how to party well.”

bands there and recall everyone at the pool tables looking like they were having a wild time,” she says.

“I spent many Sunday afternoons seeing Dave Taranto’s comedy night in the Gershwin Room. A lot of those comedy icons started there, like Judith Lucy, too. It’s where I got my grounding in Melbourne comedy and learnt how to party well.”

From turn-of-the-century hotel to a ballroom venue and jazz hangout, the Espy has morphed into many characters over the years – including ’70s disco, too.

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But it was its punk and rock days that nailed its reputation.

Radio announcer Jane Gazzo says: “Both of my bands played in the piano bar and Gershwin Room.

“There’s no outdoor loading zone behind the venue any more, but they’ve done well to remind us of the Espy of the past. In the front bar, there’s a work of Fred Negro – who is synonymous with the venue – and [they’ve] framed a lot of the old rock posters, too. You feel you’re walking into your own history. There is a definite excitement about it. It’s a

successful renovation and realisation. I am stoked.”

The Sand Hill Group’s decision to buy the venue – for a reported $15 million and spending $15 million on the 18-month renovations – has thrilled rock enthusiasts who now get live music with a fancy culinary upgrade.

“We all knew the Espy needed a bit of a wash, like all of us old rock ’n’ rollers,” Warhurst says.

“Taking care of yourself on the inside is where it’s at now. It’s great it’s back and feels very Melbourne, and will give people a place to go again.” ●

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DESIGN

Fashion to capture the imagination

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Accessories favourite Mimco looks to the National Gallery of Victoria for inspiration for its latest collection.

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n January, a swarm of media personalities and influencers descended on the National Gallery of Victoria, each one dressed from head to (stilet)toe in a single hue of their choice. They certainly stood out against the mostly black-andwhite backdrop within, where a “house of Escher” had been repeated across the walls and floor of the NGV’s Gallery Kitchen, design studio Nendo’s response to the works of Dutch artist M.C. Escher.

Was this a group of art aficionados? Fashion followers? A bit of both, actually. The two worlds married for accessory brand Mimco’s launch of their MIMCO x NGV capsule collection, which took inspiration from the latest NGV exhibition Escher x Nendo/Between Two Worlds. Not that this crowd was between either world: for one night, everyone had, at the fore, an eye on design.

This is Mimco’s second capsule collection – they also did one for NGV’s triennial exhibition – and it demonstrates the extent to which design takes precedence in Melbourne and beyond. NGV has capably leapt outside of the world of an art-only crowd – witness the guest list of their recent gala, which included Hollywood actress Natalie Portman – and so it makes sense that Mimco’s extending the way its customers see the brand, too.

To make that happen, it was never going to be a case of slapping some heavily derivative Escher images onto earrings and scarves. Says Mimco’s senior designer Sophie Begg: “Even though in reality we are a business that is commercial, we also pride ourselves on being design-led and working through the artistic process. Our focus was to make our own unique pieces that [Japanese design studio] Nendo

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worked with and Escher worked with, but to no point imitate those designers or that artist. It meant going back to the fundamentals of the work, looking at the manipulation of basic geometric forms, and themes.”

The result is an accessories collection that one can’t immediately link to Escher (or Nendo), but the link is clear: tessellate earrings, scarves and rings mimic the idea (rather than the execution) behind Escher’s tessellation drawings, where one graphic image folds into its opposite, creating an illusion that only one appears on the page. “People look at the pieces and find them beautiful in their own right, but others question how they relate [to the

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exhibition]. That’s the point. It gets people to look into it further.”

And the collection also manages to echo another important design movement: the one that insists on individuality over insta-viduality. “Mimco has always worked this way – looking to artists, architects, design and art movements, but ensuring we create our own unique product. Collaborations show their transparency to our customer. Fashion brands worldwide have been forced to really work with their own original ideas. If ideas are not your own, everything’s on the internet – you’ll be found out. It places more importance on working from a place of true originality.” ●

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COVER STORY

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As javelin star-turnedfootballer Kaitlyn Ashmore spears a new AFLW team, the next generation is on her mind.

hen Kaitlyn Ashmore was selected by the Brisbane Lions as a priority draft pick ahead of the inaugural 2017 AFLW season, she was both excited and a little unnerved.

“I didn’t know who was going to be in Brisbane as far as the team went, and I didn’t know anyone in Brisbane,” she recalls. “Actually, I’d never even been to Brisbane. The furthest I’d been away from Ballarat was Melbourne, and I’d only moved there three months before.”

The Ashmores are a close family; when Kaitlyn broke the news, her mother couldn’t comprehend it.

“She said, ‘But you can’t! Women don’t go interstate to play footy!’ ” Indeed they do. And sometimes they come home, too.

To her North Melbourne Kangaroo-supporting brother Leigh’s delight, Ashmore has suited up for the burgeoning national competition’s 2019 season in blue and white stripes, a key member of one of two new teams (alongside

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Geelong) in a league that’s grown to 10 in its third season. Having emerged from a baseball-loving clan to become a karate black belt and a javelin-thrower with an Olympic dream, at 27 she feels at home and ready to break new ground.

“I’ve never won a team sport,” Ashmore says. “Me and my brother think we’re pretty unlucky – he’s had the same thing with baseball, nearly made it and just fallen short. We call it the Ashmore Curse. Hopefully we can get one this year.”

She remembers the family farewelling her brother at the airport

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as he headed to the US, such was his baseball talent; Leigh and their father Greg are mainstays of the Ballarat City Brewers Baseball Club.

For her part, Kaitlyn threw the pointy pole far enough to excel at state and national level. Adding elite performance in karate to the mix won her the Victorian Olympic Council’s Pierre de Coubertin award in 2009.

Yet connecting with her grandfather through football changed her sporting course.

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“Pa was an old-school guy, just loved footy,” she says. “I’d do athletics but he’d never come and watch, or if he did, he’d just sit in the stands and not say anything. I’d be happy because I threw a PB; he’d be like, ‘Yeah, that was good.’ He was just a football head.”

When she took up school footy her grandfather was in the crowd; after she joined North Ballarat, aged 18, he was there every weekend. After a stroke took her beloved pa in 2011, Ashmore joined Melbourne University’s women’s team, made the state side the following year and has been a serious player ever since.

While Brisbane was initially daunting, Ashmore now regards her two seasons there as an awakening.

She missed home terribly, not least

her dalmatian Billie, she says, but felt herself grow.

“I was a very a shy girl. Now I’m in the North Melbourne leadership group, and I don’t think that would have happened if I hadn’t got out of my comfort zone.”

She loves football’s small-world, familial feel; Kangaroos captain Emma Kearney, along with teammates Ash Riddell and Kate Gillespie-Jones, are old Melbourne Uni comrades, while Jenna Bruton is another Ballarat girl. And there are other teammates she’s been longing to play alongside. “Jasmine Garner’s going to be a star.”

At the Lions, Ashmore played in two grand finals for two heartbreakingly narrow losses. At North, surrounded by recruits from

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other AFLW clubs who are likewise eager for success, she’s revelled in how Roos’ stars including Jack Ziebell, Ben Brown and Jamie MacMillan have embraced them.

“Considering they haven’t had women around the club before, it’s just been a really nice transition.

“They’re building facilities, which makes us feel part of the club – all of the renos are for us; our own changeroom, and other works around the ground so that we can play our home games at Arden Street, bringing back that community feel.”

Around the time of the Olympics or Commonwealth Games the buzz of

athletics gnaws at her, but Ashmore has found something that individual sport lacks.

“I love that team environment,” she enthuses. “I love having the same goal as my best mates – a lot of them are girls I played with in Brisbane, or in other football teams.”

In her work as a relief teacher she feels a confidence she didn’t have before football. It excites her to think how strong the AFLW will be when the girls who are starting Auskick now push into the big league.

“I just wish I had that when I was younger. Hopefully I’m still going in 10 years’ time.” ●

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Cindy Blackman Santana WHO \ World-class

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rum virtuoso Cindy Blackman Santana got her big break as Lenny Kravitz’s drummer, appearing in iconic ’90s videos such as Are You Gonna Go My Way. She wooed with her Afro hair, cool attitude and large, rimmedblack sunglasses.

Now, Blackman Santana has recorded her first album after spending decades playing and writing for others. Give The Drummer Some came to fruition thanks to the encouragement of her

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husband, music icon Carlos Santana.

“Carlos was always saying ‘you should sing, Cindy’,” says Blackman Santana, who married the superstar eight years ago, and plays drums in his band, too.

It was Santana who suggested drummer Narada Michael Walden steer the project. The icon had played with Jeff Beck, been a producer for Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross and Whitney Houston and won a Grammy for the soundtrack to The Bodyguard.

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and lovingly in everything I do without ego or angst.”

Blackman Santana, a fan of kundalini yoga, loves to meditate and says her connection to Santana was profound on a spiritual level.

“Carlos needed a drummer when Dennis Chambers couldn’t make a gig in 2010,” she says. “He asked if I would do it. I said ‘sure’. We slowly got to know one another.”

They bonded over Miles Davis and aligned chakras. “I really like where Carlos was coming from in a spiritual perspective. We had so much in common,” says Blackman-Santana, who is a follower of the Baha’i faith.

“He never asked me to join his band right away, but then it got to a point he wanted to play with me.

“He was like, ‘I don’t care what people say about not dating someone in the band’. So far, it’s working out just perfectly.” They will soon tour the US for his 50th anniversary appearance at Woodstock in 1969. ●

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“It all started to happen after I wrote a few songs for American trumpeter Wallace Roney, who recorded them for his album,” she recalls. “The fact they heard something in them really got me on a path of writing more for myself.”

Blackman Santana, 59, was born into a musical family. Her maternal grandmother and mother were classical players and her dad was into jazz.

Her passion for playing drums began as a seven-year-old in the school band. By 14, she was obsessed

by Tony Williams‚ a pioneer jazz fusion artist and best known as the trumpeter in Miles Davis’ band.

She thanks musician Jackie McLean for showing her the way when she got her start as a session player. “He told when I joined his band to treat it like it was my own,” she says. “I have carried that in any situation I play in.

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Jones started in the Channel 9 newsroom in Melbourne 33 years ago, but it was only this year that he hit the national stage as one of the co-hosts of Channel 9’s Australian Open tennis coverage.

He also joined the much talked-about team as sports presenter on the new Today show, alongside a hosting line-up of Deborah Knight and Georgie Gardner. Jones will talk all things sport on Mondays and Fridays and be involved if there is a big story during the week.

The headlines ramped up after Jones interviewed women’s champion Naomi Osaka late on Australia Day. Some described it as a train-wreck interview, but Jones hit back at the social media keyboard warriors, calling them “cowards”, on the Neil Mitchell show on 3AW. He says he was ready for the criticism that his new national role on Today entailed, a job that is scrutinised like no other in the Australian media landscape. “It doesn’t worry me,” he says.

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“I don’t know what to say, whoever is best for the job, should get the job.”

There are two people Jones went to when he got the call from Channel 9 executives out of the blue late last year to ask him if we wanted to be part of Today. “We had just checked into our hotel in Penang on holidays; I was sitting at the bar and had just got a beer, and I got a text from the producer asking me to call him, and I thought it was to do a once a week segment,” he says.

“I rang him back and said you better give me a day to think it through, because I’ve got to talk to two people, my wife, Annette, and Neil Mitchell.”

Jones has long filled in for Mitchell on 3AW, a gig he cherishes. “I didn’t want anything to impact what I do on AW, and I also wanted Neil’s advice,” he says. “His advice was to do it and don’t worry about AW, nothing will jeopardise that.”

He also had the endorsement of his long-time Channel 9 news colleague Peter Hitchener. “He is always very supportive.” ●

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reality TV phenomenon with Married At First Sight.

documentary is all about the failed Fyre festival,

Why do people love it so much? Possibly, it’s

“Bert and I don’t mind watching a

which was supposed to take place in the Bahamas

because the producers have mastered that very

good movie on Foxtel. I like variety

in April 2017. The central character is so-called

important water-cooler factor. Here’s a tip –

entrepreneur Billy McFarland, who, alongside

Screen Time has some inside goss of this year’s

rapper and singer Ja Rule, started the Fyre festival

series: it is about to get very, very juicy. Last year’s

with a clever social media campaign and it all went

supposed affair between Davina and Dean will

watched a lot of the Australian

downhill after that. ●

have nothing on this year. Watch this space. ●

Open and Bert enjoys the football.”

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SAM WOOD \ FITNESS

Every minute matters Even fitting in small amounts of exercise each day can get results.

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IT’S NOT ABOUT HOW LONG YOU TRAIN \ I can’t

tell you how many times I’ve heard the line “I just don’t have enough time to exercise”. Trust me, I get it, life is busy. There is still always time. And guess what? You don’t need to take hours out of your day.

You don’t even need one hour. Twenty-eight minutes is enough for you to see results, while still leaving you with enough time to do the things you love and spend time with your friends and family – the things that matter the most.

Twenty-eight minutes can actually be more beneficial for your health and fitness than extended periods of exercise. Short bursts of HIIT lead our body into excess post-oxygen consumption (EPOC).

EPOC is a process that raises your resting metabolic rate for 24 hours or more, meaning you’ll continue

ALLEGRA SUGIANTO

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ith almost two decades of experience in the fitness industry, I feel like I’ve heard it all when it comes to the “best ways” to train. Whether it’s spending 60 minutes in a spin room, two hours lifting weights or smashing out 10 minutes of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) to see results, there are plenty of confusing and conflicting “facts” out there from so-called experts who insist that they have all the answers.

In reality, all they’re doing is making it seriously confusing to work out what to do and who to trust.

So with this in mind, I thought I’d debunk the myths surrounding how much and how often you really need to exercise to see results, and what to keep in mind when figuring out what will work for you.

to burn fat even when you’ve finished your workout, and you’re sitting on the couch. This is why I recommend short bursts of hard work as opposed to a 60-minute jog.

CONSISTENCY IS KEY \ With exercise, consistency and frequency beat volume every time. Squeezing in 28 minutes every day will help you feel healthier, give you more energy and in conjunction with a healthy, wholefood diet achieve the results you’re looking for. So if you’re a time-strapped corporate hotshot, a flat-out mum or just seriously time poor, look at every free moment as an opportunity. Got 30 minutes to yourself in the morning or in your lunch break? Perfect, squeeze in a jog around your area.

You can juuuust make it to that class at your gym after work if you leave by 5.30 on the dot? Great!

Finding ways to fit exercise into your day when you can will make a huge difference and become a habit that is an effortless part of your routine. I recommend aiming for three to four workouts a

“If it’s only 14 minutes of exercise, that’s still 14 minutes you might have spent sitting on the couch.” week. The important thing is that you remember that something is always better than nothing, so if it’s only 14 minutes , that’s still 14 minutes you might have spent sitting on the couch.

VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE \ When you think

to actually do your workout can be completely different. A huge component of my training philosophy is about ensuring that there is variety. If you let your workouts become repetitive and boring, that’s when you’ll start to become uninterested, lose motivation and perhaps fall off the exercise bandwagon. You should try to find different workouts that you love, mix them up now and then and keep your body guessing.

I love seeing that look of surprise and delight when I tell my 28ers that yes, 28 is truly the magic number. It really does give you bang for your buck.

Remember, it’s often the little things that lead to the biggest results. ●

about it, 28 minutes a day sounds totally achievable.

In reality, what happens when the time rolls around

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INCREASE THE INTENSITY \ Simple doesn’t

necessarily mean easy. A short workout is most effective when you’re pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. This is why you should try to up the intensity and get sweaty. A high-intensity workout that will ensure you see results should have you working at 80 or 90 per cent of your total capacity.

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The pub that gave Tyrone Street its name may be long gone, but the avenue’s pleasure credentials are better than ever.

Hartwell station, the Anniversary Trail and Leo’s Supermarket are within a few minutes’ walk. Even closer is the Fordham Gardens playground, just 10 seconds away.

The single-level house is ready for a sociable family that loves to gather the clan. With formal and casual living and dining areas, plus two outdoor entertainment areas in the north-facing garden, it sets the scene for banquets, barbecues and lavish parties.

Built in 2001, it’s a relative newcomer to the 1920s neighbourhood. The interior was redecorated last year and has polished parquetry and charcoal-grey carpet below floor-to-ceiling windows. Smart and spacious, it will appeal to a school-aged family that wants to move in without so much as flicking a paint brush.

The neo-classical facade belongs to the double garage, whose full-length windows look out to a garden of pink roses and box hedge. Follow the brick-paved driveway to the porch, which sits diagonally behind the garage.

The clever internal zoning is apparent as soon as you walk in. To the left, double doors lead to a study with satin-finish bookshelves and a desk. The carpeted main bedroom suite has built-in and walk-in wardrobes and a cream marble en suite with a corner spa. The garage has internal access.

The living and dining areas form one big room, eight metres wide, in the house’s mid-section. Grey carpet flows to french doors and a dine-out terrace on the east side.

Hosts with the most will enjoy the open-plan family room,

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which opens to the covered terrace and a rear lawn hedged with brush cherry trees. The meals area is set in a sparkling

“THIS STYLISH FAMILY HOME IS ALMOST OPPOSITE FORDHAM GARDENS ON

box bay with full-length windows on three sides. The black

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granite kitchen has Blanco gas appliances and an island.

INDOOR-OUTDOOR RELAXATION AND ENTERTAINING.” JAMES TOSTEVIN – AGENT

Two further double bedrooms, the main bathroom and the laundry command their own wing adjoining the family room. Both bedrooms have mirrored wardrobes. The marble bathroom has a shower, bath and separate toilet. The laundry opens to a side courtyard. ● ALISON BARCLAY property@domainreview.com.au Agent: Marshall White, James Tostevin 0417 003 333 Price: $2.1 million-$2.3 million Auction: 9.30am, February 16

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Freshly renovated, this house is quite the dapper dandy. Oak flooring and bespoke cabinetry bring a well-groomed air to its single-level floor plan, which has a gorgeous living and dining area opening to a terrace, deck and heated pool. The Miele-equipped kitchen is a highlight. The living area has full-length windows and a gas log fireplace with inglenook bookcases. Three zoned bedrooms include the large main at the front; its fully tiled en suite has a shower and freestanding bath. There’s a second front bedroom, but the third, with a walk-in wardrobe and next to the central bathroom, arguably gets the better deal. The property has a laundry, double garage and security. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Abercromby’s, Tim Derham 0438 332 844 Price: $2.2 million-$2.42 million Auction: 10.30am, February 23

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This exceptional 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment with lock-up garage is defined by house-sized spaciousness. Featuring an enormous living, balcony, separate dining and fully equipped kitchen, it´s close to shops and transport. What a beauty!

Auction Sat 23 February 12.00

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This pretty Malvern East abode comes with a bonus renovated apartment at the back – perfect for house guests or adolescents eager for a space of their own. The main quarters are rich in heritage character. High, detailed ceilings and diamond-leaded windows feature in the main bedroom, formal lounge and dining room. The rear of the house includes a roomy kitchen plus meals area and two further double bedrooms. Double doors open to a paved terrace and big, north-facing yard. A separate, single-storey studio has been turned into a self-contained dwelling with living room, bathroom and bedroom. Polished concrete floors and timber cabinetry add a Scandi-chic feel. ● ERIN MUNRO Agent: The Agency, Michael Paproth 0488 300 800 Price: $1.6 million-$1.76 million Auction: 1.30pm, February 16

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SURREY HILLS \ 26B CHESTNUT STREET

Agent: Geordie Dixon,

ASHBURTON \ 48 WINTON ROAD

Jellis Craig,

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0411 444 930 Price: $1.7 million-

What appears to be a modest terrace home boasts

$2.09 million

Located in affluent Ashburton is this circa 1950s brick family

$1.8 million

contemporary interiors that provide spacious living areas

Expressions of interest:

home. Positioned to capture north-west light with modern-

Auction: 12.30pm,

with natural light. Grey bricks outline the exterior and

Close 5pm, February 21

day interior renovations that accommodate an indoor-

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come through to make an interior feature wall of the living

outdoor lifestyle. Glass sliding doors, plantation shutters

space, juxtaposed against timber floorboards and timber

and polished timber floors cover much of the house, with

bifold windows. The high-tiered-ceiling kitchen, dining and

a spacious open-plan kitchen fitted with stone benches,

living area opens to a spacious back deck, surrounded by

Bosch appliances, an island bench and butler’s pantry. The

a landscaped wrap-around grass garden. The kitchen is

kitchen and an expansive family room extend to a large

finished with modern white furnishings, set against a wall

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deck, a solar-heated pool and rumpus room. The front is

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landscaped with native flora and spacious front porch.

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Located close to schools, the golf course, Ashburton Village

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Road shopping villages. ● PORTIA CONYERS-EAST

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and East Malvern Station. ● PORTIA CONYERS-EAST

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Don’t let this Victorian’s storybook-cute facade fool you: inside, it’s big, bold, and right on trend. A renovation by Drew Cole Architects and Jack Merlo Design provided a sprawling floor plan and a second storey, while ebony floors and black accents add a touch of drama to its light, airy rooms. On the ground floor, the main suite includes a huge walk-in wardrobe-dressing room and en suite. A study and lounge sit opposite. The rear of the house includes a sleek Miele kitchen, a conservatory-style dining area with floorto-ceiling glass windows, and a large living space. Outside there’s a pool and paved garden courtyard. Upstairs three double bedrooms share a bathroom. ● ERIN MUNRO Agent: RT Edgar, Anthony Grimwade 0418 382 226 Price: $3.2 million-$3.5 million Expressions of interest: Close 3pm, February 26

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PRAHRAN \ 27 CHOMLEY STREET

GLEN IRIS \ 6 CLITHEROE COURT Agent: Kay & Burton,

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0417 363 358 Fore! Watch out for this elegant tuck-pointed Edwardian,

Price: $1.45

Generous living spaces and art deco features are among

$1.45 million

which has a single-hole putting green in the front yard –

million-$1.495 million

the standout elements of this single-storey home on a

Auction: 11am,

perfect for practising your golf game when you don’t have

Auction: 2pm,

647-square-metre block. Inside are two bedrooms and

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time to hit the links. If you’re not a golfer, you’ll love the

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a study accompanied by a living room, dining room and

way this single-storey home mixes modern and traditional.

kitchen. A large rumpus room with direct garden access

Past the sweet brick facade with plantation shutters, there

has been added to the property and the bathroom has

are three bedrooms, as well as a modern bathroom with a

been renovated. The sunny backyard includes paved areas,

freestanding bath, double vanity and laundry. The open-plan

vegetable patches and a shed. Parking is available in the

kitchen and living area has timber floors, stone benchtops

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off Toorak Road within walking distance of trams, cafes and

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permits for two cars. ● KATE STANTON

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Hartwell Primary School. ● AMELIA BARNES

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DIR ECTORY ADDRESS

AGENT PAGE

ANGLESEA Great Ocean Road 89

7 First Ave

ARMADALE 34 Barkly Ave

Jellis Craig 77

23 Stanhope St

Jellis Craig 81

38 Mercer Rd

Marshall White 32

896 Malvern Rd

Marshall White 48

ADDRESS

AGENT PAGE

15 Fitzgerald St

Jellis Craig 87

4 Knutsford St

Kay & Burton 92

53 - 55 Narrak Rd

Kay & Burton 99

1/62 Gordon St

Marshall White 48

BURWOOD Buxton 68

6 Church St 23 Scott Gve

Jellis Craig 85

CAMBERWELL

Marshall White 54

419 Wattletree Rd

Marshall White 40

4 Victor Rd

Marshall White 54

17-19 Thornbury Cres

Marshall White 47

4a Atkins Ave

Marshall White 55

1/50 Grant St

Marshall White 59

6 Faircroft Ave

Marshall White 45

5k Belson St

Marshall White 60

16 Atkins Ave

Marshall White 53

64 Paxton St

Marshall White 60

2 Bertram St

Woodards 27

HAWTHORN

35 Russell St

Jellis Craig 75 Jellis Craig 85

15 Lansell Cres

Marshall White 46

17 Tyrone St

Marshall White 49

3 Murdoch St

Marshall White 49

3 Remon Ave

Marshall White 50

4 Elaroo Ave

Marshall White 50

44 Through Rd

Marshall White 51

CANTERBURY 1/12 Balwyn Rd

Jellis Craig 86 Jellis Craig 81

9 Dryden St 8 Winson Green Rd

Kay & Burton 94

10 Chatham Rd

Marshall White 36

5/5 Chatham Rd

Marshall White 51

6/12 Dudley Pde

Marshall White 52

DEEPDENE Kay & Burton 99

1b Angle Rd 5 Deepdene Rd

Marshall White 30

EAST MELBOURNE 1/16 Agnes St

GLEN IRIS

Jellis Craig 71 Jellis Craig 88

4/39 Wattle Rd

Buxton 68

17 Albion St

Buxton 69 Jellis Craig 82

17 Erica Ave

Jellis Craig 83

39 Dorrington Ave

Jellis Craig 74

43a Howard St

Jellis Craig 82

37 Liston St

Jellis Craig 83

6 Clitheroe Crt

Jellis Craig 86

Kay & Burton 100

93 Pickles St

27 Manningtree Rd

Marshall White 43

PORTSEA

31 Pine St

Marshall White 55

8 Henrietta St

Marshall White 56

15 Burgess St

Jellis Craig 78

128 Harcourt St

Jellis Craig 73

16 Neave St

Marshall White 33

224 Rathmines Rd

Marshall White 56

24 Miami St

Marshall White 57

24 Victoria Gve

Marshall White 57 The Agency 66

434 Tooronga Rd

KEW Jellis Craig 84

153a Wellington St

Kay & Burton 95

1209 Burke Rd

Kay & Burton 96

54 Foley St

Kay & Burton 101

27 Barry St

Kay & Burton 91

46 Argyle Rd

Marshall White 44

22 Barry St

Marshall White 58

Marshall White 37

56 Elizabeth Rd

Kay & Burton 97

65-67 Duffy St

Kay & Burton 98

7 Back Beach Rd

Kay & Burton 101

PRAHRAN 16a Chomley St

Jellis Craig 80

11 Westbourne St

Jellis Craig 87

24a Clarke St

Marshall White One 63

62/4 Sydney St

Marshall White One 63

RYE 35-37 Dunham St

3469 Point Nepean Rd

Kay & Burton 102

5 Gordon Gve

Marshall White 34

50 Rockley Rd

Marshall White 61

83 Caroline St

RT Edgar 105

7 Oxford St

RT Edgar 108

Overture/2-4 Barenya Crt

Nelson Alexander 90

21 First Ave

Nelson Alexander 89

34 Charnwood Rd

Rodney Morley 23

53 Hunter St

Marshall White 61

SURREY HILLS 2/91 Essex Rd

The Agency 64

52 Clyde St

Kay & Burton 102

SOUTH YARRA

ST KILDA

4/83-85 Earl St

Marshall White 39

SORRENTO

1207 Burke Rd

Jellis Craig 88

3 Vincent St

Marshall White 41

1/114 Guildford Rd

Marshall White 62

Jellis Craig 72

1/5 Belmont St

Marshall White 62

14 Pine Gve

Jellis Craig 76

TOORAK

18 Staniland Ave

Jellis Craig 79

1/11 Denham Plc

7 Cummins Gve

Jellis Craig 89

Hodges 23

1 Cloverdale Ave

Marshall White 38

25 Woodside Cres

Marshall White 42

94/546 Toorak Rd

Noel Jones 103

223a Wattletree Rd

Marshall White 58

8 Dalny St

Marshall White 59

8 Finlayson St

Marshall White 35

MALVERN EAST

10 Myrniong St

Marshall White 52

461 Waverley Rd

21 Bourne Rd

Marshall White 53

1 Edna St

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15 Victoria Cres

64-66 Berkeley St

63 Power St

Marshall White 31

MONT ALBERT PORT MELBOURNE

MALVERN

17 Alfred Rd 21 Walerna Rd

54 Berkeley St 26 Sercombe Gve

KEW EAST RT Edgar 109

MIDDLE PARK 6 Nimmo St

Abercromby’s 70

HAWTHORN EAST

1 St Andries St

AGENT PAGE

6 Ferndale Rd

20 Glen St

BALWYN

ADDRESS

Savills 63

Buxton 69 Jellis Craig 84

1 Myrnong Cres

RT Edgar 104

4 Cloverdale Ave

RT Edgar 106

4 Fairbairn Rd

RT Edgar 107

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2 Bertram Street Glen Iris This architecturally designed, 5 bedroom residence has been meticulously constructed to the highest standards, with 5 bathrooms, vast open-plan living, formal lounge, dining, home theatre, music room and a second living / retreat upstairs.

Quality-rich luxury with two garages, two divine alfresco flow to a heated swimming pool and spa, the home also features a sweeping staircase with breath-taking chandeliers, downstairs reverse cycle zoned heating and cooling, upstairs central heating and evaporative cooling.

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52 Clyde Street, Kew East Brilliant modern family entertainer perfectly positioned close to Kew High and Hays Paddock Promising a wealth of space and spectacular outdoor entertaining, this incredible 6 BR family home is simply stunning. This impressive residence showcases expansive lounge and dining, private family room, stone kitchen with L-shaped island bench, Miele/Smeg appls and butler’s pantry, large front 6th bedroom/formal retreat, home office, 5 upstairs bedrooms incl. master bed with WIR and semi-ensuite, downstairs bathroom, covered alfresco dining with OFP and pizza oven, heated pool and spa, large back garden and double garage with workshop and store room. Close to Hays Paddock, fine schools and shops.

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434 Tooronga Road, Hawthorn East Brand New Family Stunner with an Abundance of Style, Space and Light.

Destined to exceed your lofty expectations with astonishing space and outstanding quality, this brand new 6 bedroom, 6 bathroom residence represents an incredible opportunity for a large family, with 60 squares (approx.) of wonderful living space. This grand dwelling also boasts brilliant outdoor entertaining options & a fantastic location close to Anderson Park & leading schools.

• Expansive living areas with downstairs family/dining, formal lounge & upstairs rumpus • Immaculate stone kitchen with Miele appliances, breakfast bar & butler's pantry • Alfresco entertaining area, low maint gardens, upstairs city glimpses, double garage

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View Thursday 1.00-1.30pm Saturday 12.30-1.00pm

Robert Ding 0418 858 393 Adam Cashmore 0407 077 113 theagency.com.au

EXPERIENCE. EXCELLENCE. EXPERTISE.

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With 24 years experience, Robert pairs local insight with expert market knowledge.

• Working in Boroondara since 1995 • Bi-lingual auctioneer

Robert Ding 0418 858 393 robertding@theagency.com.au

For assistance with buying or selling, call Robert today.

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17 Alfred Road Glen Iris 4 B 2 b 2 C 1 s

Magnificent Californian On 975sqm With A Promising Future A harmonious blend of modern & classic, this 4 bed, 2 bath Californian Bungalow offers endless options on 975m² (approx). Comprising a formal lounge, contemporary kitchen/meals, family room, heating/AC, gazebo & pool.

Whilst perfect for today, explore the potential to build a luxurious new residence or multiple townhouses (STCA).

Auction Saturday 23rd February at 12:30pm Price Contact Agent Contact Brett Phelan 0417 464 075 James Karantonis 0422 708 067

6 Church Street Burwood 4 B 3 b 2 C 1 s

Contemporary Refinement with Luxuriant Outdoor Entertaining The perfect combination or period refinement & contemporary excellence defines the spacious proportions of this bespoke 4 bed, 3 bath home. Elegant lines & landscaped gardens enhance formal lounge/dining, openplan living/meals, modern kitchen, covered alfresco, luxuriant solar heated pool, study, retreat, heating/AC & single carport.

Auction Saturday 2nd March at 1:30pm Price Contact Agent Contact Larry Zhou 0403 596 935 James Karantonis 0422 708 067

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461 Waverley Road Malvern East 4 B 2 b 4 C

Blue-chip Development Site Or Investment With Plans/ Permits For 4 Townhouses Alluring due to its exceptional future possibilities, this Bluechip site offers a myriad of rewarding investment or redevelopment options or potential for a home business (eg Vet, Physio or GP) (STCA). Developers will appreciate approved plans/permits for 4 townhouses, whilst two 2 bed homes with ample off street parking & attractive rental income of $36,000pa (approx) will entice investors.

Price Contact Agent Contact Brett Phelan 0417 464 075 Chris Constantinou 0403 343 273

17 Albion Road Glen Iris 5 B 3 b 2 C

Spacious Family Elegance In Lifestyle Location Commanding a beautifully elevated presence, this elegant 5 bed, 3 bath residence is brimming with abundant family space offering undeniable warmth, modern tones & lowmaintenance landscaped surrounds. Comprising a formal lounge, vast open-plan living/dining domain, designer kitchen, covered alfresco with built-in BBQ , video intercom, alarm, retreat/theatre room, heating/AC & DLUG. Enjoy a privileged address, close to transport & shops.

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TENNIS ANYONE? A truly rare opportunity to purchase a premium coastal property featuring a mod grass tennis court and sea views in the highly sought after Point Roadknight precinct. This beautifully presented 4 bedroom home features a spacious and bright open plan living, kitchen and dining flowing seamlessly to multiple outdoor entertaining areas. Enjoy watching the family play tennis or the expansive blue water views from the elevated location close to Anglesea Main Beach and shopping amenity. EPR: $1,750,000 - $1,850,000 AUCTIONREQUIRED OFFERS Sunday 10th By 5pm March Fri at 8th2.30pm March unless sold prior OFI Sat & Sun 11-11.30am Ben Jackson 0437 380 706 James Worssam 0418 585 815 AIREYS INLET

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